Graph Theory Algorithms (Udemy.com)

The best course to learn graph algorithms. It is well structured and well taught. Theory with practical hands on examples helped me a lot to understand the theory and re-write the programs in C++.

Overall a good course. Valuable visuals and access to code/pseudocode that helps you implement your own version after. Some of the later content feels less well explained. For example, the Travelling Salesman Problem outlines code to run the algorithm, but doesn't really talk about how this code applies to the problem. When the code involves bitwise operations, I would hope there's even more explanation how how it's related.

Hi Will!!!! Hope all is well! This course filled in the comp sci gaps in my graph theory knowledge. I loved the pseudocode that went along with the content, and the graphics made it easier to understand. Thank you for not having proofs (you'll leave those to the viewer lol). Message Logan or myself whenever! It's always nice to catch up!

I jumped right into my algorithms and data structures class and glossed right over a couple of details. This program helped me learn some of the details and gave me a solid abstract way of thinking about algorithms so that I could find my own solutions.

I DIDN'T THOUGHT THAT HE WILL EXPLAIN ALL ALGORITHMS AND THEIR SOURCE CODE WITH THE IMPLEMENTATION OF ALGORITHMS. GUYS DON'T MISS THIS COURSE ESPECIALLY FOR THE INDIAN STUDENT. SOME TEACHERS WILL TELL TO BYHARD BUT LISTEN TO IT ONCE OR TWICE DURING THE LECTURES IN THIS COURSE. YOU CAN REMEMBER LIKE NEVER BEFORE

This course is awesome in terms of its presentation style, animations used to shorten the amount of time. Also, instructor maintains a git repository wherein we can go and understand the implementations in code. He absolutely did a wonderful job by creating such a crisp and clear course on graph theory. It is helping my problem solving skills and I am improving with this everyday. I wish all the good life to the instructor.

Great teacher, has the ability to explain complex graph theory really well. William, I'm looking forward to Dynamic Programming series. You should definitely do more of these!

Great course, William did a great job collecting many Graph Algorithms and explaining them by visual examples, if you're not comfortable learning code from screen this can be hard for you, otherwise you won't find a better explanation of Graph theory online.

I was looking for a good overview of graph algorithms. This course provided this and I will definitely be referencing this content in the future. So, in general this course will act as a great reference source for graph algorithms. A few more exercises would be helpful to reinforce many of the concepts. Also, I personally would prefer if the code were provided in python as I am more comfortable using python as a programming language. Thanks for putting this together!

It was an interesting course. It lacks a bit exercises and even though it gives a good understanding of several algorithms it fails to give a concrete understanding. Meaning that, without previous experience or personnal interest in applying the algorithms, you will have understood those algorithms but might be left in a situation where you don't understand in which situation which algorithm is better suited. On this matter, the last couple of videos are great. Giving you the understanding, the intuition and in what context and how to apply the flow graph to problems. Regards